Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-03-09 | Page 4 | [Untitled]

SPRING MEDICINE Hood's Sarsaparilla Is Needed Now Afl Never Before Because, although the war is ever, I its work, worry and excitement have uii'icniiiiiC'1 your reserve strength. liccau.se the coughs, colds, rip and maybe severer illness, have broken down your power of resistance. Because Winter's work and close confinement con-finement have worn out your stomach and exhausted your blood. Can you afford the good long rest the doctor advises? If not, take a course of the famous old medicine tho one that mother used to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. It's the finest extract of Nature's purifying, vitalizing and strength-making roots, herbs, barks and berries, such as physicians phy-sicians prescribe, prepared by skillful pharmacists, in condensed and economical economi-cal form. If you want the best Spring medicine medi-cine you'll surely get Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sarsa-parilla. Hood 's Fills help the liver. I (Advertisement.) l! ' 'What You Pay Under' . :: , .the-.New -U. S. - i :gj- Reveme AiJg MkMMirw si in 3 ill iBii??(ff,3t 'ijp; This information mry be obtained hz : l.' from a booklet wo have issued giv- ;---i- l hijr an analysis of the new law. In- f'p rEESj; come, excess profits and other tax 1 EEEji' provisions are given in detail. ' iEl EEi:;! Copy may be obtained free on request. -5:: lip Walker Brothers ( fM fljl Bankers if j3i$ Founded 1S50. f 11 v! Incorporated 1903. frfcEE EEE j Member Federal Eessrve System. ':"?ff EE ; j-j Resources Over $10,000,000. ; ip ; Bill mm . . y, , p . Cash or on Time SiSiMM 1 P"ce 1 fM PM . v- 'Imp NOTHING NEWER OR MORE STYLISH CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE 'W' ' EQUAL QUALITY ELSEWHERE WILL COST MORE. . ' I Now in Our Twelfth Year . jH iilW Te Sreaest credit clothiers in America. In all that goes to make a WwS0 llKP shop of character, this "Exclusive Credit Clothing Shop" takes first rank. , To women who appreciate distinction, individual modes; where minute fll attention to details is embodied,' where cheerful credit and full apprecia- I'lll Mjt00 tion of your patronage is assured, this shop stands pre-eminent. . IWvPll1! m$w Wm On I tits Occasion mtm We will present for your approval o-ir personally selected apparel fpr ' kJ felM'C Spring, consisting of Suits, Dresses, Party Frocks, Wraps, Blouses and mWtJ- Mi lmery. , Xj&umfi fiff. . . You Are Cordially Invited I8 ' Uf$ilM w WMM ' The St0re of C0UrteSy ' VJ : ':fYkfZtft& y Mttle Bit Down. fe7 "d W&Mit iw0m - ua' weet ' Intermountain Casualties WASHINGTON, March 8. The following casualties are reported report-ed by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Total, 261; died of wounds, 10; died of accident and other causes, 16; died of disease, 79; wounded severely, 5; wounded, degree de-gree undetermined, 91 ; wounded slightly, 70 ; Marine corps casualties: cas-ualties: Total, 23; killed in action, 9; died of wounds, 8; died of disease, 7; died of other causes, 1; wounded severely, 1; wounded slightly, 1; missing in action, 1. DIED OF DISEASE. Edward T. Berry, Salt Lake. KILLED IN ACTION (Previously Reported Wounded, Degree Undetermined). Garrett B. Zimmerman, Dietrich, Idaho. KILLED IN ACTION Previously Reported Missing in Action). D. Palmer, Gillett, Wyo. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). Corporal Gabriel B. Wilch, Laramie, Clarence W. Backman, Centerville, Wyo. Utah. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Lewis Pavis, Malnd, Iclaho. Roy T. Doiel, Ackman, Colo. Peter Deer, Greeley, Colo. 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Increase all muscles of the feet and ankles, increase eir- culation, strajRhtcn the toes, and are especially recommended ? for a11 Pain 111 the feet and ankles-even rheumatic condi- t; tions. ' l 2-,.ye.nk 0J" hroken down arches not only ?et 'immediate f. lrl but t"e arch becomes higher and permancifflv stron?. l o. lliey g1V0 almost instant relief to bunions ami rcaV" their size gradually, so the correction is painless. I J. J. FONTIUS & SONS Cut this ad out in tt . n , ,, ; H and Act a sou- 4" west 2nd South. Orrheuni 1.1 v o n I r pencil h0'der' . P. C Tiedemann, Mgr. Theater Bll1